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Day 3: Dar Echchaouen Maison d'hôtes & Riad, Chefchaouen

Chefchaouen</h3>

Hidden high up in the Rif Mountains of northeastern Morocco, Chefchaouen is a relatively large historical town known for the striking, variously hued blue-washed buildings of its picturesque

Medina.

Visit Chefchaouen:</h5>

Visitors can look forward to wandering along narrow, cobblestone streets lined with leather and weaving workshops and an array of historical mon

uments.

Must-see attractions include the town’s exquisite waterfall; the ruins of an old mosque on a hill behind it; and the shady main square of Uta el Hammam, which is home to the red-walled casbah – a 15th-century fortress and dungeon displaying ethnographic and art ex

hibits.

This charming town an ideal base for travelers to explore villages and dramatic mountains of the scenic surroundin

g area.

Rabat to Chefchaouen:</strong></h4>

After typical breakfast at your Hotel in Rabat we head up to Chefchaouen,after 4 hours driver you will get the blue city of chefchaouen where you will find your local guide is waiting to show you this amazin

g city.

The blue city. It is a city located in the Rif Mountains, north-west of Morocco.

It is famous for the remarkable buildings of different tones of faded blue of its old town.

Leather and weaving workshops line its steep cobbled alleys. In the shaded central square of Outa el Hammam is the casbah with red walls, fortress and keep of the fifteenth century with ethnographic and artistic exhibitions. After your city tour with a local guide, you will see the eight-sided tower of the Great Mosque nearby.

Overnight: Dar Echchaouen Maison d’hôtes & Riad</h3></h3>

Dar Echchaouen Maison d’hôtes & Riad is Located in the Moroccan city of Chefchaouen, with Outa El Hammam Square, Kasba and Mohammed 5 Square within walking distance of the pr

operty.

The accommodation is spacious and beautifully decorated, each room fitted with Wi-Fi, TV, hairdryer and a private bathroom.

Guests can enjoy dining in the restaurant, which serves Moroccan dishes, tagine and pastille.

Additional amenities and services include a swimming pool, sun terrace, shuttle service and a 24-hour front desk.

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Day 4: Riad Salam Fes, Fes

Fes:</h3>

Morocco’s second-largest city and the country’s former capital, Fes (Fez) is an exotic mix of Arabic architecture, ancient alleyways calls to prayer and colourful markets; all mixed in with a good dose of modern c

ulture.

Home to the venerated Karaouine Mosque, which dates back to 859 AD and incorporates an Islamic university, and to the country’s most hallowed shrine, the Zaouia Moulay Idriss II;&lt

;/p>

Fes is regarded as the spiritual seat of Morocco.</p>

<p&gt;Music lovers should try to synchronise their trips with the annual Festival of Sacred Music, one of the highlights of the city’s cult

ural ca

lendar showcasing diverse performances of spiritual and religious music;

while those with a penchant for shopping can browse the

mesmerizing colourful markets s

elling an exquisite array of silver, leather and other handicrafts up for grabs.<h4>Chefchaouen – Volubilis – Meknes – Fes:

In the morning we head to Volubilis and Meknes through the Rif Mountains to enjoy the vie

ws of the Magic Mountains till we get Meknes one of the oldest cities in Morocco.</p>

Volubilis: is an ancient Berber and Romanized city, capital of the kingdom of Mauretania, located in the plain of Saiss in Morocco, on the banks of the Wadi Rhoumane, river of the suburbs of Meknes, not far from the holy city of Moulay Idriss Zerhoun where rest Idriss I, founder of the Idrissid dynasty.</p

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Meknes: is famous for its imperial past, with remains such as Bab Mansour, a huge door with voice and mosaic t

ile.

The gateway to the ancient imperial city.

The mausoleum of Sultan Moulay Ismaïl, who made his city in the seventeenth century, includes courtyards and fountains.</p>

To the south, the vast Heri es-Souani complex once housed stables and food warehouses, then we will continue our journy to

fes. Overnight in the hotel in Fes.

Overnight: Riad Salam Fes

Riad Salam Fes is a luxury hotel located in a quiet corner of the medina of Fez.

Medersa Bou ‘Inania and Al Quaraouiyine University are a short distance from the property.</p>

This beautifully restored residence has 8 sumptuous suites and 2 bedrooms, all presenting the work of craftsmen of Fez, with carved ceilings made of cedar wood, mosaic floors and intricate plas

ter.

The spacious accommodations are equipped with private balconies, air-conditioning, satellite TV and free Wi-Fi.

Riad Salam offers a panoramic view of the medina of Fez and the mountains of the atlas.</p>

For moments of rest and relaxation, Riad Salam offers its guests a private spa experience, with authentic hammam and relaxing massa

ges.

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Day 5: Riad Salam Fes, Fes

Fes City Tour with local Guide:

After breakfast in your Riad, you will start exploring the oldest city in Morocco “Fes”.

Fes is so rich in culture, traditions and gastronomy. It is referred in Morocco as the country’s capital culture.

This tour will let you walk in its oldest medieval Medina, its alleys and small streets.</p>

You will visit the Royal Palace gate, the Blue Gate and the Jewish quarter, the first Mellah ever built in Morocco, built during the 14th cent

ury.</p>

You will enjoy best sites with cultural and historical interest including the famous Al Qaraouine University, the oldest one in the world, the Tanneries and Moulay Idriss mausol

eum.</p>

After lunch, you will visit the tiles cooperative and then experience a wonderful panoramic view over the whole Medina of

Fes. Overnight at the same Riad.

Blue gate of Fes ( Bab Bou Jeloud).

 Bou Inania Madrasa .

Andalusian quarter.

 Fes el-Bali.

El Glaoui Palace.

Palais el Mokri.

Dar Batha Museum

Marinid Tombs

• we start the city tour at : 09:00
• Afternoon and evening free

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Day 6: Riad Villa Midelt, Midelt

<h3>Midelt:</h3>

Sitting on a plateau between the High Atlas and Middle Atlas Mountains in central Morocco, Midelt is an important agricultural trading cen

tre.</p>

It has recently begun gaining traction as a tourist destination due to its relatively temperate climate, as well as the hospitality and warmth of its largely Berber populat

ion.</p>

The town is also known for producing exceptional handicrafts – particularly carpets, blankets and embroidery – and for its outlying traditional villages, where life has changed little over the centur

ies.</p>

Midelt is an excellent base for desert safaris to the Sahara, as well as exploring the rugged granite slopes and fertile palm oases of the High Atlas Mounta

ins.

<strong>Fes–Ifrane–Middle Atlas–Midelt:
Setting out from Fes, you will cross the Middle Atlas mountains towards Ifran. Enjoy the spectacle of Berber villages and Cedar forests along the way.

Pass through Ifran, ‘little Switzerland’ as some like to nickname it for its beauty, and Azrou.

The town of Midelt is where you will stay the night in a hotel.</p>

Overnight: Riad Villa Midelt

Ideally located in the Moroccan area of Midelt, Riad Villa Midelt is an ideal accommodation op

tion for leisure and business travellers.

The en-suite guest rooms are equipped with air-conditioning, workspaces, and Wi-Fi, while some rooms also feature fireplaces. Guests can enjoy mouth-watering Moroccan cuisine at the on-site restaurant.

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Day 7: Riad Azawad, Merzouga

Merzouga:

Situated on the edge of the Sahara Desert, close to the

<h3>Algerian border, the small Moroccan village of Merzouga serves as the gateway to the Erg Chebbi, an expanse of impressive dune fields.

<p>The area offers a fantastic selection of activities including camel safaris through the desert; magical sunrise or sunset viewing over the rolling dunes;<p>Traditional Moroccan culture experiences in the heart of the village; and visits to the seasonal salt lake of Dayet Srji, inhabited by an array of desert and migratory birds.</p&gt;

Don’t miss the golden 150-metre-tall Grande Dune de Merzouga, known to be the tallest dune of the Erg Chebbi.

Midelt–Ziz Valley–Erfoud–Me

rzouga :
Start your trip from Midelt and cross the valley of Ziz to see the wonderful natural view of palmtrees.

<p>By the time you reach Erfoud, you will stop by shops of fossils, and then drive towards the desert town of Merzouga.

Arrive before sunset, have a walk amid the desert and climb a sand dune to watch sunset.

<p>Overnight in the hotel near to the Desert.</strong></strong>

Overnight: Riad Azawad

<p><p&gt;Azawad luxury desert camp is in the heart of famous Erg Chebbi Dunes and about one hour on camels from the Riad.

With a panoramic views to t</p>

he golden sand dunes of Erg Chebbi, Azawad’s rooms and suites are an ideal place to spend the holiday in Mor

occo.

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Erg Chebbi Desert:

Situated in the vast desert region of S

aharan Morocco, dividing Morocco and Algeria, Erg Chebbi is one of two Moroccan ‘ergs’, which are a sea of dunes.

<p>What it lacks in size – compared to the deserts of Algeria, Libya and Namibi

a – it makes up for in its extraordinarily scenic golden landscape, which changes colours dramatically at sunset.

The dunes of Erg Chebbi span over 30 kilometres and rise up to 160 metres.

From Merzouga, the tourist centre, t

ake a camel trip into the wild; enjoy quad biking; or stay overnight in a desert oasis called a Moroccan bivouac.

<strong>Sahara Desert of Merzouga – Khamlia – Nomads – Erg Chebbi Sahara Desert:

After breakfast, we will make the tour of Erg Chebbi dunes. On our way, we will visit the village of KHAMLIA, a Moroccan Berber village.

The visit aims to attend their performance on Gnawa Music.</p>

We visit the Oasis of Merzouga which preserves an old system of irrigation, then orientation to Rissani to explore ancient Ksours and Ka

sbahs.

&lt;p>After a local and typical lunch, we drive back to the hotel around 16:00 p.m.

<p>Once there, we change our car with friendly camels to depart in

a camel trek to the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi.

You will spend your night in a bivouac (camp)</p>

and enjoy Berber music, before going for a peaceful night under a camel

hair made nomad tente and see the stars.

Overnight: Azawad Luxury Desert Camp

Azawad Luxury

Desert Camp is located in the heart of the Erg Chebbi sand dunes, a short distance from the village of Merzouga.

The camp features luxurious tents equipped with private bathrooms, TVs, and complimentary Wi-Fi. Guests can enjoy a variety of dining options, including traditional Moroccan meals served in the dining tent.

Nearby attractions include camel rides and sandboarding, perfect for exploring the stunning desert landscape.

For leisure, the camp provides a campfire and a drum show, ensuring a memorable and enjoyable stay.

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Day 9: Riad Dades Paradise, Dadès Gorges

Dadès Gorges:

Carved by the Dadès River in Morocco’s High Atlas Mountains, the Dadès Gorges are deep canyons with steep walls lined with cedar trees and verdant vegetation.

Springs feed groves of palm and almond trees, while irrigation sustains fields of wheat, fig, almond, and olive orchards.

Located in Ouarzazate and Errachidia provinces, the highest point is 3 000 metres above sea level, narrowing to just two metres wide.

A haven for hikers, climbers, and adventurers, the area offers opportunities for trekking and rock climbing, with caves for spelunking.

Encounter breathtaking rock formations showcasing hues from tan to rust red, accessible via the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs.

Historic kasbahs and Berber villages overlook the valley, some converted into boutique hotels.

The area teems with wildlife like ibexes, Barbary macaques, and birds of prey.

Merzouga – Todra Gorges – Dades Valley:</strong>

<p&gt;Today you will have to wake up very early in the morning to see what will may be the best sunrise of your life.

You will set over the Sand Dunes of Sahara of Erg Chebbi to watch wonderful sunrise.

After watching the sunrise you will go down to the Camp for breakfast. Then you’ll peacefully camel-trek back to the village of Merzouga.

While enjoying morning camel ride you couldn’t fail to appreciate the unique beauty of the spectacular Erg Chebbi sand dunes – changing with the light as the day progresses.&lt;/p>

Once you arrive the village of Merzouga, you will meet the driver again to continue the tour to Dades.

You will have optional stop in Rissani to visit the Mausoleum of Moulay Ali chref, the founder of the Alaouit dynasty, a

nd then you will continue to Arfoud to visit the fossilized marble factory before continuing to the Todra valley,</p>

where you will have lunch. Once in Todra you can highlight a half-hour walk to see the gorges calmly and you will be guided throu

<p>gh the palm grove and the Jewish quarter.

Todra gorges is the highest, narrowest gorges in Morocco.</p></p>

Th

e Todra River has formed a gorge of enormous vertical walls of great beauty; it is a climber’s paradise and a

unique place.

In the evening we will drive t

hrough the Dades Valley, where you’ll see the majestic sand castles and the amazing rock formations known as “monkey toes”.

Overnight accommodation will be in a fancy  guest house overlooking the Dades Valley.

Overnight: Riad Dades Paradise

Riad Dades Paradise is situated in Boumalne.

The accommodation features comfortable rooms equipped with a safe, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi and a private bathroom. Guests may enjoy delicious meals at the on-site restaurant. Leisure facilities include an outdoor swimming pool and a bar.

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Day 10: Perlekech Riad & Spa, Marrakesh

Marrakesh:

Situated to the north of the foothills of the snow-capped Atlas

Mountains and fringing the famed Sahara, the bustling UNESCO-listed city of Marrakesh is an enchanting travel destination.

Marrakesh is also ho

me to the largest traditional Berber market in Morocco and one of the busiest squares in the world, known as Djemaa el Fna.

Don’t miss the opportunity to visit this square in the evening as it

transforms into an enormous, open-air restaurant, and browse through exquisite carpets, spices and a myriad of other items.

Art, design and architecture enthu

siasts flock to the city to see its incredible artisan achievements, so beautifully expressed at the glorious Bahia Palace,

Dar Si Said and Saadian Tombs, as well as at several museums.

The other-worldly Jardin Majorelle is also unmissable.

Dades Valley Ouarzazate – Kasbah – Ait Ben Hadou – Kasbah Telouet – Marrakech :

After Breakfast in your hotel continue our journey to Marrakech via Dades Valley and skoura then to Ouarzazate.</p>

Visit Ouarzazate including Cenima Musem and Cenima Studio.

Continue to Marrakech via the Ait Benhaddou Kasbah. Built by Et

Hami El Glaoui, one of the last Berber chieftains during the 19th century, now the Kasbah is a house of many Glaoui people.

Also you will stop to visit Kasbah Telouet.

Your journey will continue through the majestic Tizi n’Tichka Pass (2260 m) over the High Atlas Mountains, where you will have the opportunity to explore the process of producing the Argan oil- existing only in morocco – by Berber women in their cooperative,

Before arriving at your overnight accommodation in Marrakech.

Overnight: Perlekech Riad &amp; Spa

Perlekech Riad & Spa is located in the medina of Marrakech, 10 minutes away from the city’s most celebrated square, the Place Jemaa el-Fna, and from the Koutoubia Mosque.

The accommodation features spacious rooms and suites equipped with minibars, satellite TV, air conditioning, safes and hair dryers.

Guests can enjoy delicious Mediterranean cuisine at the on-site restaurant.

Additional facilities and services include a spa and wellness centre, a panoramic terrace, a salon with a library and board games, an outdoor pool and a cocktail bar.

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Day 11: Perlekech Riad & Spa, Marrakesh

Marrakech Sightseeing</strong> :</em>

After breakfast in your Hotel/Riad, you can start to explor Marrakech; «the red city of Morocco”.

You will visit the most important sites of historical and cultural interest, including the Majorelle Gardens, the Koutoubia Tower, the Saadian tombs, the Bahia Palace and main square place Ljamaa Lfna.

After Lunch at a restaurant near the square, you will walk through the souks and view hundreds of handicrafts.

On the afternoon, you will have some free time to wonder by yourself the other parts of the city.

Marrakech nicknamed the “Red City” for its old red sandstone city walls and buildings.

It has Berber rather than Arab roots and was an important trading capital for tribes of the Atlas mountains.

Orient yourself around Marrakech’s bustling Jemaa el-Fna Square:

The souks are to the north, the Koutoubia Mosque and Gardens to the west and the kasbah area with the Saadian Tombs, Bahia Palace, and El Badi Palace are to the south. In the new city, you will find the Majorelle Gardens.

Indulge your senses as you explore the complicated labyrinth of souks, tucked behind ordinary restaurants and shops.

Check out Souk el Attarin, Souk Chouari, and Souk Smata for a selection of spices, woodwork, and babouche (traditional Moroccan slippers).

Visit Souk of Tanneries or the dyers’ souk to see how cloth and yarn are dyed using traditional methods.

Next, admire the fine example of Moroccan Islamic architecture of the Ben Youssef Madrasa, a 16th-century Koranic school, and note the ornate detail of its interior: carved cedar ceilings, sculpted plaster, and zellij tiling.

<strong>- Badi palace.

–  Saadian Tombs.

– Bahia Palace.

– Jemaa el Fna.

– Koutoubia Mosque.

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Day 12: Riad Dar Maya, Essaouira

Essaouira:

Favourably situated on a vast sweeping bay on the southwest coast of Morocco, featuring long stretches of glorious, golden-sand beaches, the historical town of Essaouira is one of the country’s premier tourist attractions.

The town is set against a picturesque backdrop of lush, wooded hills and a patchwork of small fields, spread with a kaleidoscope of colourful wildflowers in springtime.

Known for its bustling fishing harbour, quaint white and blue houses, and its lovely, souk-filled medina, there is plenty to keep you blissfully engaged in this popular seaside town.

The strong Atlantic wind provides perfect conditions for kitesurfing and windsurfing.

Despite its popularity, the town has managed to retain its old-world charm and is an ideal place to embrace the laid-back lifestyle of the locals and escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

&lt;strong>Marrakech – Essaouira<em> :

After breakfast you will head down to Essaouira.

On the way to Essaouira you can ejoy the amazing view of goats claiming argan trees as well as you can stop to see argan forest and cooperative of argan oil if you would like that.

Essaouira is a coastal town that provides an excellent opportunity to relax on the beach.</p>

Its Medina combines between history, culture with modern cafes and restaurants.</p>

Essaouira has a long promenade with a large sandy beach and it is safe to swim. It’s a perfect opportunity to get away from the city rush, and enjo

y the cooler climate of the coastal town of Essaouira.

Essaouira is an exceptional example of late-18th century fortified town.

It is built according to the principles of contemporary European military architecture in a North African context. orvernight in the hotel in Essauira.

Overnight: Riad Dar Maya

Dar Maya is located in the heart of Essaouira’s historic medina, which is one of the most attractive sites in Morocco about 2 hours by road west of Marrakech.

You can fly to Essaouira, Marrakech or Agadir.

A luxury boutique hotel with a rooftop hot tub and traditional hammam.

It offers five rooms in a chic, tranquil riad in the heart of Essaouira’s historic medina. Having successfully blended a mix of understated Moroccan and contemporary European styles,

Dar Maya oozes elegance, subtlety and intimacy.

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Day 13: Riad Dar Maya, Essaouira

Essaouira Free Day:</strong>

Spending

a free day in Essaouira allows you to fully immerse yourself in the town’s laid-back atmosphere, rich history, and coastal beauty.

<strong>Explore the Medina

• Stroll Through the Medina: Start your day with a leisurely walk through the Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Wander through the narrow, winding streets, admiring the white and blue buildings, vibrant doors, and charming shops.

• • Visit the Souks: Explore the local markets where you can find handmade crafts, textiles, jewelry, and spices. Essaouira is known for its unique thuya woodwork, so look out for beautifully crafted wooden boxes and furniture.

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Historical Sites:

• Skala de la Ville: Head to the fortress alo

• ng the northern ramparts of the Medina. The Skal

a de la Ville offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean, the city’s walls, and the iconic blue fishing boats. The for

tress is lined with old cannons and provides a perfect spot for photography.
• Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdallah Museum: Visit this small museum located in a former riad within the Medina. It showcases local history, culture, and artifacts, including traditional musical instruments, pottery, and jewelry.

Afternoon: Relax or Adventure

• Essaouira Beach: After lunch, spend some time relaxing on the wide, sandy beach. You can rent a sunbed, take a dip in the ocean, or simply enjoy the coastal breeze.
• Art Galleries: Essaouira has a vibrant art scene with many galleries showcasing local and contemporary art. Explore galleries like Galerie d’Art Damgaard or Galerie La Kasbah to see works by local artists.
• Wood Workshops: Visit a workshop where artisans create beautiful items from thuya wood, a type of conifer native to Morocco. You can watch the craftsmen at work and purchase unique souvenirs.

Evening: Sunset and Dinner</p&gt;

• Sunset at the Skala du Port: Head to the Skala du Port, the fortress near the port, to watch the sunset. This spot

offers panoramic views of the ocean and the Medina, and the sight of the sun setting over the Atlantic is breathtaking.</li>

• Wal

k Through the Medina at Night: The Medina takes on a different charm at night, with its narrow streets lit by warm lights. Take a relaxing walk before heading back to your accommodation.

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Day 14: Perlekech Riad & Spa, Marrakesh

Marrakesh:

As previously described

Essaouira Marrakec</em></strong>

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Today in Essaouira after Breakfast in your hotel around 10:00 AM travel Back to marrakech, it will be just the transfer from Essaouira to Marrakech,

After 3 Hours driver you will get back to the red city of Marrakech, then check in to your hotel and relax , or go out to explore the rest of the city by your owen.

Day 15: End of Itinerary

Marrakech- Marrakech Airport:</em>&lt;/p>

Goodbye, Morocco!

All good things must come to an end but we hope you have enjoyed your time exploring the very best that this region of Northern Africa has to offer.

The <strong>rich and unique history, its magnificent natural beauty and the charming people of Morocco Tour from Casablanca that makes Morocco the country that it is.

At an arranged time you will be transferred from your hotel to Marrakech  Airport for your international flight back home.

We hope you have had a memorable trip and wish you pleasant onward travels!

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